Pentax 115V - IQZoom Date - Camera User manual

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Congratulations

on your purchase

of the

PENTAX lQzooil,lnlflY

and welcome to the

worldofPentaxzoom

compact

photography!

Your

compact,

light

weight

cameraisagreat

companionto preserve

your

favoritememo-

ries.

. Pleaseread this manualcarefully

before

operatingthecamerato take

consistently

superior

pictures.

Payspecial

attentionto the cautionsand

notesin this Operating

Manual.

Pictures

and illustrations

shownhereinmay differ

fromthe

camera'sactual

appearance.

.lllustrations

in thisoperating

manual

are

theDATEMODEL.

lcon indications

usedinthis manual

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TABLE

OFCONTENTS

Names

working

parts

........ ..........2

LCD

panel .....................3

For

safe

useof

your

camera.............................4

Precautionsfor

your

camera ...........

Precautions

forbattery

usage .........

PREPARATIONS

BEFORE

TAKING

PHOTOGRAPHS

Strapattachment ..........'.7

Installing/Replacing

battery

Battery

exhaustionwarning .............

Datemodel

............... .......................9

Mainswitch

andbattery

check ......11

Holding

the

camera .....12

Operating

38-115mmzoom

lens

.....................

TAKING

PHOTOGRAPHS

Film

............. ......................14

Viewfinder

displays

and

Green

lamp

indications

....17

Taking

pictures .............18

Focus-lock

shooting ......20

Hard-To-Autofocus

Subjects ...........21

Unloadingfilm

.......... .....................22

TAKING

BETTERPHOTOGRAPHS

Howto

select

exposure,AFandFlash

modes...24

Automode ...............25

2.Auto

mode/red-eyereduction

f|ash.......

........25

Auto

mode/daylight-sync

(Flash

ON)............26

4.Taking

pictures

ataslowshutter

speed......27

C StowShutter

Speed

with

Flash-OFF

......27

@ Slow-Speed-Sync

withred-eye

reductionf|ash.......... ..............27

Self-timer

photography

...........,.. ....28

lnfinity-landscape

shooting ............29

Practical

shooting

guide ................

Troubleshooting

........ .....................

Specifications

............ ....................32

Warranty

policy ............34

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NAMES

WORKING

PARTS

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tCD panel

O Strap

lug

(p.7)

O Httainswitch

(p.9)

O Shutterreleasebutton

(p.9)

@ LCopanel

@ Flashmode

button

(P.20)

(G)

Setf-timer/AF

infinity-landscape

button

(p.20)

O Mid-rollrewind

button

(P.21)

@ Built-inflash

(o Viewfinderwindow

@ Zoomlens

O Autofocuswindow

(DSetf-timer

lamp

(p.23)

(DLigntsensorwindow

(P.22)

(E Backcoverreleaselever

(p.16)

Viewfinder

eyepiece

Zoomlever

(p.15)

(Dfitm informationwindow

@ Battery

chambercover

(p.14)

@tripod socket

@ Bact<

cover

Greenlamp

O Flash

Exposure

counter

O self-timer

@ tntinity-tandscapemode

O Arrowmark

Battery

exhaustion

warning

O Red-eyereductionflash

mode

@ Slow

shutter

speed

mode

O Flash

OFF

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Otherprecautions

. The temperature

range at which this camera

functions

properly

is 50"C

to - 10"C

(122"F

14"F).

. Tomaintainoptimum

performance,

it is recom-

mendedthatthecamerabeinspectedeveryone

two

years.

lfthecamera

hasnot

been

usedfor

an extended

period,

or isbeing

prepared

foran

important

photographic

session,it is recom-

mendedthat

youhavethecamerainspectedor

test

shoot

with

it.

. The PENTAXwarranty

provided

only for the

repairof defects

in materialsor workmanship.

Damageof anykind

cannot

be repairedat free

of chargeunderthetermof thewarranty.

lf the

difficulty

iscausedasa direct

result

theprod-

uctbeingused

inconditionsasout

linedinthe

otheroperation

contrary

to the instructionsout-

linedinthismanual,charges

will

beassessed

a repair

quotation

will

beprovided.

PRECAUTIONS

FORBATTERYUSAGE

Precautions

for batteryusage

. Misuseof a batterycancause

hazardssuchas

leakage,overheating,explosions,

etc.

The bat-

teryshouldbeinsertedwiththe

"+"

and

"-" sides

facingcorrectly.

. Nevertryto disassemble,shortor rechargethe

battery.

Alsodo notdisposeof the battery

in a

fire,

asit mayexplode.

. Batt€ryperformance

may be temporarilyhin-

dered

in lowtemperatures,butwillrecoverin

normaltemperatures.

. Keepa sparebatteryon handfor replacement

convenience

whenshooting

outdoorsor while

traveling.

. Whenthecamera

is in a bag,

makesurethe

main

switch

isOFF position.

Otherwise,

battery

power

may

bewastediftheshutter

release

but-

tonisaccidentally

pushed.

. Besure

to keepthe batteryout of the reachof

children.

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$TRAF

ryCHMENT i,,ij:t)li:i,i

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Fitthestraponthecameraas illustrated.

Usetheillustrated

part

ofthestrap

for

openingthe

batterychambercover,adjustingthe dataon the

Date

model,

orpushing

the

mid-rollrewind

button

to rewind

a film

beforeexposingall

frames.

PREPARATIONSBEFORE.

:...,

::..

TAKINGPHOTOGRAPHS

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Fiit optiffiu'#

"peffd-dbfi

d6"

V6U"'

gfiould

familiarize

yourself

with certain

funda-

mentals

before

taking

any

pictures.

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INSTALLING

/ REPLACINGBATTERY

BATTERYEXHAUSTION

WARNING Use

one3V

lithium

battery

(GR-123A

or DL-l23A)

Ensurethatthe power

is off before

replacingthe

battery.

1.Open

thebatterychamber

coverbypulling

the

cover

lock

thedirection

ofthearrow

withthe

strap

clamp's

protrusion.

2. Insertone lithium

battery(CR123A

or the

equivalent)

with the plus/minus(+l-) sides

matching

the indications

in the battery

com-

partment.

3. Close

the battery

chambercover.

Ensurethat

thecover

islockedwitha click.

. lf the battery

is loadedcorrectly,

thezoomlens

movesslightlyand

themotoroperates

fora few

seconds.

. On the DATEMODEL,the data is initialized

whenthebatterychamber

cover

opened.

After

opening

the batterychamber

cover,correct

the

data.See

page

BATTERY

EXHAUSTION

WARNING

Whenthebattery

isnearlyexhausted,

thebattery

symbol

(s )appears

onthe

LCD

panel

warn

you. Replace

the batteryas soon as possible.

When

(E )startsblinking,

nooperations

canbe

performed.

Batterylife (using 24-exposure

film rolls):

Approx.

15rollswhen

50%

thetimeuses

flash

(using

theCR123A

batteryandunder

Pentaxtest-

ing conditions).

Actual battery life/performance

mayvarydrastically

dependingonusage

ofPower

Zoom,

Flash

and

externalconditions

suchas

tem-

perature

and

freshness

ofthebattery.

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DATE MODEL lf you purchased

the DATE

MODEL,

readthis section-

Notes:

. Thedata

ontheLCD

panel

will

be imprinted

thefilm.

. "----"

indicates

datawill

beimorinted.

. "M"

ontheLCD

panel

indicates';Month".

. The DATE

model

records

dates

up to the year

2049

on pictures.

Switching

the Mode

Depress

the DATE

button

O with

your

finger,

the

mode

ontheLCD

panel

switches

asshownin

the

chart.

Correcting

the date

Usethe strap

clamp's

protrusion

to depress

the

SELECT

O anOADJUST

O buttons.

1.To

selectthe

category

you

chose

with

the

SELECT

button

O. Oigits

increase

byone

each

time you depress

the ADJUST buttonO.

Holding

down the button

will advance

digits

continuously.

3. After

thedata

hasbeen

adjusted,

depress

the

SELECT

button

O. fne barmark

(-)

appears

onthe

LCD

panel,

indicating

that

data

imprint-

ing

choices

are

possible.

. The

blinking" :"allows

precise

fine-tuning

ofthe

internal

clock

to the beginning

of a specified

minute.

Todo so, depressthe DATE

button

until

"Day-Hour-Minute"

digits

appear

andthen

depress

the

SELECT

button

O tomake

the

":',

blink.

Then depress

the ADJUSTbutton

O in

sync

with

atime

signal.

. lfyourelease

the

shutter

while

theblinking

data

being

corrected,

the

datacannot

beimprinted.

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Operational

precautions

. Asyourelease

theshutter,

thebar(

- ) markon

the displayblinks

for a fewseconds,

indicating

thedata

has

been

imprinted.

. lfthere

isa white

or yellow

object

inthecorner

of thepicture

where

thedata

is imprinted,the

datamaybe difficultto read.Whencomposing

yourphotographs,

try to avoidbrightly

colored

subjects

inthatcorner.

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